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While it was unclear last night whether a candidate had been chosen, the committee in recent days had been most seriously considering Radcliffe Institute Dean Drew Gilpin Faust for the presidency, according to two sources familiar with the search committee??€™s activities...
...School Dean Elena Kagan has also long been mentioned as a serious contender for the presidency. Provost Steven E. Hyman is expected to remain on the search committee??€™s list of candidates until the end, but sources familiar with the committee??€™s activities said his inclusion reflects recognition of his half-decade as the University’s number-two administrator, and does not necessarily indicate serious consideration...
...both Democrats who served in President Clinton’s cabinet, spoke to the committee at its first meeting under the new Congress. They delved into a range of economic issues, including income inequality and middle class discontent. Though both are members of the same party as the committee??€™s majority, their testimony underscored a divide on trade policy among Congressional Democrats. Acknowledging that globalization has had negative effects on segments of the American workforce, Summers and Rubin backed free trade to increase economic prosperity—as did the other two panelists testifying, professors at Ohio...
...recent weeks, search committee members had expressed particularly strong enthusiasm about the candidacies of Cech and Radcliffe Institute Dean Drew Gilpin Faust. Provost Steven E. Hyman is expected to remain on the search committee??€™s list of candidates until the end, but sources familiar with the committee??€™s activities said his inclusion reflects recognition of his half-decade as the University’s number-two administrator—and does not necessarily indicate serious consideration. Law School Dean Elena Kagan has long been mentioned as a serious contender...
...presidential search committee??€™s increasingly frequent clandestine meetings are any indication, it is on the verge of making its final choice. We hope that before the members of the search committee do so, however, they take a step back and consider which candidate will best follow in the footsteps of presidents who have revolutionized both higher education and Harvard itself...